About
Lincoln Glen Little League Fall Ball offers Farm, A, AA, AAA, Majors, and Junior play. Farm uses coach toss and focuses on baseball fundamentals and sportsmanship, with outs counted later and defensive skills as a focus. A starts with full-distance machine pitch for players with at least 1 year of Farm experience, and it includes more advanced defensive rules and catcher development.
Programs
- Farm — 2027 Little League age 6-7 year olds · $225 · Coach toss; focuses on teaching the fundamentals of baseball and sportsmanship. Outs will eventually be counted and defensive skills will be a focus.
- A — 2027 Little League age 7-8 year olds · $225 · Full distance machine pitch to start for players with at least 1 year of Farm experience. Includes more advanced baseball defensive rules (Catcher development).
- AA — 2027 Little League age 9 year olds · $225 · For players with at least 2 years of Farm/"A" experience. Experienced league age 8 players with 2 years in Farm/"A" may be placed in AA depending on evaluations and team capacity.
- AAA — 2027 Little League age 10-11 year olds · $225 · For players with previous AA and/or AAA experience.
- Majors — 2027 Little League age 11-12 year olds · $225 · For players with at least 1 year of AAA experience.
- Junior — 2027 Little League age 13-14 year olds · $225 · Birthdates between Sept 1, 2012 and August 31, 2014.
At a glance
- Ages: 6–14 years old
- Price range: $225
- General schedule: Teams typically practice once per week and games happen once a week as well, often on the weekend. The Fall season runs from early September through early November, with approximately 7-8 games. Early practices in August may be facilitated if teams are registered.
About the provider
The Fall season runs from early September through early November, with about 7-8 games. Teams typically practice once per week and games happen once a week, often on the weekend, and early practices in August may be facilitated if teams are registered. The program is less competitive, has no playoffs, and uses coaches as umpires. Families provide pants, belts, socks, gloves, bats, and cleats, and LGLL provides shirts and hats.
Last updated September 19, 2026.
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